For now, I will be checking bi-weekly but will also be adding mods I find interesting. UPDATE: Finished the checklist! Updated the list to reflect Darth_mathias' changes on. Tl dr Porting Darth_mathias' guide to SSE and this is the progress. Now, time to get some beer and work on my sheet!Īlso, for those of you that don't know the title is a damn joke. I'm sharing this because somebody might find this useful and I would also like some feedback/suggestions. Hopefully by the time I'm done, SKSE mods will begin to port over to SSE, or hopefully we'll have a method of conversion. I had just started school so I will be updating periodically. Some of these mods have NOT been tested so make sure you follow the notes at the very top of the sheet. 'NIF opt' - Mods that were converted with SSE NIF Optimizer. From what I know, this means these mods are fully compatible with SSE. That did not stop me from trying.I created a Google bed sheet and made the decision to begin my preparation of a full SSE run:The linen itself is usually self-explanatory minus a few of things. 'Textures' - These mods contained textures only OR textures were the only files needed from the guide. Skyrim Special Edition Early Access Download That being said I made the decision to try modding SSE with Darthmathias guideline but just about every some other mod requires SKSE or SkyUI. Answer (1 of 2): Steam does not check what you have installed, specially non-steam games, it only checks if it messes with the steam program itself or does so with a VAC protected game So no, no real chance for it to be detected since it could easily be a non-steam version of some kind or litera. The sheet itself is self-explanatory minus a couple of things:

I created a Google sheet and decided to begin my preparation of a full SSE run: I do all the work that needed to make an outfit work in game: skinning, adapting textures and making recolors, applying physics to armors, hairs and even weapons. That being said I decided to attempt modding SSE with Darth_mathias' guide but just about every other mod requires SKSE or SkyUI. Skyrim Special Edition brings HD graphics and all the previously released DLC to current-gen consoles and PC. I am fullinu, a Skyrim modder who makes mods for Skyrim Legendary Edition and Special Edition.

I was going through SR:LE Extended Legend of the Dragonborn and everything was going dandy however somewhere in the middle I have discovered that SKSE64 was actually making some healthy progress (I cannot thank them enough).

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